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List of prime ministers of Jordan

October 28, 2023

This is a list of prime ministers of Jordan since 1921.

List of officeholders edit

No. Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of office Political party King
(Reign)
Took office Left office Time in office
  • Emirate of Transjordan (1921–1946) •  
1   Rashid Ṭaliʽa
(1877–1926) 		11 April 1921 5 August 1921 116 days Independent Abdullah
 
(1921–1946)
2   Mazhar Raslan
(1886–1948) 		15 August 1921 10 March 1922 207 days Independent
3   Ali Rikabi
(1864–1943) 		10 March 1922 1 February 1923 328 days Military
—   Mazhar Raslan
(1886–1948)
Acting Prime Minister 		1 February 1923 5 September 1923 216 days Independent
4   Hasan Abu Al-Huda
(1871–1936) 		5 September 1923 3 March 1924 180 days Independent
(3)   Ali Rikabi
(1864–1943) 		3 March 1924 26 June 1926 2 years, 115 days Military
(4)   Hasan Abu Al-Huda
(1871–1936) 		26 June 1926 22 February 1931 4 years, 241 days Independent
5   Abdullah Siraj
(1876–1949) 		22 February 1931 18 October 1933 2 years, 238 days Independent
6   Ibrahim Hashem
(1878–1958) 		18 October 1933 28 September 1938 4 years, 345 days Independent
7   Tawfik Abu Al-Huda
(1894–1956) 		28 September 1938 15 October 1944 6 years, 17 days Independent
8   Samir Al-Rifai
(1901–1965) 		15 October 1944 19 May 1945 216 days Independent
(6)   Ibrahim Hashem
(1878–1958) 		19 May 1945 25 May 1946 1 year, 6 days Independent
  • Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (1946–present) •  
(6)   Ibrahim Hashem
(1878–1958) 		25 May 1946 4 February 1947 255 days Independent Abdullah I
 
(1946–1951)
(8)   Samir Al-Rifai
(1901–1965) 		4 February 1947 28 December 1947 327 days Independent
(7)   Tawfik Abu Al-Huda
(1894–1956) 		28 December 1947 12 April 1950 2 years, 105 days Independent
9   Sa`id Mufti
(1898–1989) 		12 April 1950 4 December 1950 236 days Independent
(8)   Samir Al-Rifai
(1901–1965) 		4 December 1950 25 July 1951 233 days Independent
(7)   Tawfik Abu Al-Huda
(1894–1956) 		25 July 1951 5 May 1953 1 year, 284 days Independent Talal
 
(1951–1952)
10   Fawzi Mulki
(1910–1962) 		5 May 1953 4 May 1954 364 days Independent Hussein
 
(1952–1999)
(7)   Tawfik Abu Al-Huda
(1894–1956) 		4 May 1954 30 May 1955 1 year, 26 days Independent
(9)   Sa`id Mufti
(1898–1989) 		30 May 1955 15 December 1955 199 days Independent
11   Hazza' Majali
(1917–1960) 		15 December 1955 21 December 1955 6 days Independent
—   Ibrahim Hashem
(1878–1958)
Acting Prime Minister 		21 December 1955 8 January 1956 18 days Independent
(8)   Samir Al-Rifai
(1901–1965) 		8 January 1956 22 May 1956 135 days Independent
(9)   Sa`id Mufti
(1898–1989) 		22 May 1956 1 July 1956 40 days Independent
(6)   Ibrahim Hashem
(1878–1958) 		1 July 1956 29 October 1956 120 days Independent
12   Suleiman Nabulsi
(1908–1976) 		29 October 1956 13 April 1957 166 days National Socialist Party
13   Hussein Khalidi
(1895–1966) 		15 April 1957 24 April 1957 9 days Independent
(6)   Ibrahim Hashem
(1878–1958) 		24 April 1957 18 May 1958 1 year, 24 days Independent
(8)   Samir Al-Rifai
(1901–1965) 		18 May 1958 6 May 1959 353 days Independent
(11)   Hazza' Majali
(1917–1960) 		6 May 1959 29 August 1960
(assassinated)[1]		 1 year, 85 days Independent
14   Bahjat Talhouni
(1913–1994) 		29 August 1960 28 January 1962 1 year, 152 days Independent
15   Wasfi Tal
(1919–1971) 		28 January 1962 27 March 1963 1 year, 58 days Independent
(8)   Samir Al-Rifai
(1901–1965) 		27 March 1963 21 April 1963 25 days Independent
16   Hussein ibn Nasser
(1902–1982) 		21 April 1963 6 July 1964 1 year, 76 days Independent
(14)   Bahjat Talhouni
(1913–1994) 		6 July 1964 14 February 1965 223 days Independent
(15)   Wasfi Tal
(1919–1971) 		14 February 1965 4 March 1967 2 years, 18 days Independent
(16)   Hussein ibn Nasser
(1902–1982) 		4 March 1967 23 April 1967 50 days Independent
17   Saad Jumaa
(1916–1979) 		23 April 1967 7 October 1967 167 days Independent
(14)   Bahjat Talhouni
(1913–1994) 		7 October 1967 24 March 1969 1 year, 168 days Independent
18   Abdelmunim Rifai
(1917–1985) 		24 March 1969 13 August 1969 142 days Independent
(14)   Bahjat Talhouni
(1913–1994) 		13 August 1969 27 June 1970[2] 318 days Independent
(18)   Abdelmunim Rifai
(1917–1985) 		27 June 1970 16 September 1970 81 days Independent
19   Mohammad Al-Abbasi
(1914–1972) 		16 September 1970[3] 26 September 1970 10 days Military
20   Ahmad Toukan
(1903–1981) 		26 September 1970[4] 28 October 1970 32 days Independent
(15)   Wasfi Tal
(1919–1971) 		28 October 1970[5] 28 November 1971
(assassinated)[6]		 1 year, 31 days Independent
21   Ahmad Lozi
(1925–2014) 		29 November 1971 26 May 1973 1 year, 178 days Independent
22   Zaid Rifai
(born 1936) 		26 May 1973[7] 13 July 1976[8] 3 years, 48 days Independent
23   Mudar Badran
(1934–2023) 		13 July 1976 19 December 1979 3 years, 159 days Independent
24   Abdelhamid Sharaf
(1939–1980) 		19 December 1979 3 July 1980
(died in office)[9]		 197 days Independent
25   Kassim Rimawi
(1918–1982) 		3 July 1980 28 August 1980 56 days Independent
(23)   Mudar Badran
(1934–2023) 		28 August 1980 10 January 1984 3 years, 135 days Independent
26   Ahmad Obeidat
(born 1938) 		10 January 1984 4 April 1985 1 year, 84 days Independent
(22)   Zaid Rifai
(born 1936) 		4 April 1985 27 April 1989 4 years, 23 days Independent
27   Zaid ibn Shaker
(1934–2002) 		27 April 1989 4 December 1989 221 days Independent
(23)   Mudar Badran
(1934–2023) 		4 December 1989 19 June 1991 1 year, 197 days Independent
28   Taher Masri
(born 1942) 		19 June 1991 21 November 1991 155 days Independent
(27)   Zaid ibn Shaker
(1934–2002) 		21 November 1991 29 May 1993 1 year, 189 days Independent
29   Abdelsalam Majali
(1925–2023) 		29 May 1993 7 January 1995 1 year, 223 days Independent
(27)   Zaid ibn Shaker
(1934–2002) 		7 January 1995 4 February 1996 1 year, 28 days Independent
30   Abdul Karim Kabariti
(born 1949) 		4 February 1996 9 March 1997 1 year, 33 days Independent
(29)   Abdelsalam Majali
(1925–2023) 		9 March 1997 20 August 1998 1 year, 164 days Independent
31   Fayez Tarawneh
(1949–2021) 		20 August 1998 4 March 1999 196 days Independent
32   Abdelraouf Rawabdeh
(born 1939) 		4 March 1999 19 June 2000 1 year, 107 days Independent Abdullah II
 
(1999–present)
33   Ali Abu Al-Ragheb
(born 1946) 		19 June 2000 25 October 2003 3 years, 128 days Independent
34   Faisal Al-Fayez
(born 1952) 		25 October 2003 6 April 2005 1 year, 163 days Independent
35   Adnan Badran
(born 1935) 		6 April 2005 27 November 2005 235 days Independent
36   Marouf Bakhit
(1947–2023) 		27 November 2005 25 November 2007 1 year, 363 days Independent
37   Nader Dahabi
(born 1946) 		25 November 2007 14 December 2009 2 years, 19 days Independent
38   Samir Rifai
(born 1966) 		14 December 2009 9 February 2011 1 year, 57 days Independent
(36)   Marouf Bakhit
(1947–2023) 		9 February 2011 24 October 2011 257 days Independent
39   Awn Khasawneh
(born 1950) 		24 October 2011 2 May 2012 191 days Independent
(31)   Fayez Tarawneh
(1949–2021) 		2 May 2012 11 October 2012 162 days Independent
40   Abdullah Ensour
(born 1939) 		11 October 2012 1 June 2016 3 years, 234 days Independent
41   Hani Mulki
(born 1951) 		1 June 2016 14 June 2018 2 years, 13 days Independent
42   Omar Razzaz
(born 1961) 		14 June 2018 12 October 2020 2 years, 120 days Independent
43   Bisher Al-Khasawneh
(born 1969) 		12 October 2020 Incumbent 3 years, 16 days Independent

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ "Murder in Amman". The New York Times. 31 August 1960. Retrieved 20 March 2022.
  2. ^ "Jordan's Premier Resigns". The New York Times. 27 June 1970. Retrieved 21 March 2022.
  3. ^ "MILITARY IS GIVEN POWER IN JORDAN". The New York Times. 16 September 1970. Retrieved 20 March 2022.
  4. ^ John L. Hess (27 September 1970). "HUSSEIN APPOINTS NEW GOVERNMENT LED BY A CIVILIAN". The New York Times. Retrieved 21 March 2022.
  5. ^ "Hussein Names His Third Cabinet in Six Weeks". The New York Times. 29 October 1970. Retrieved 21 March 2022.
  6. ^ "Assassination in Cairo". The New York Times. 30 November 1971. Retrieved 20 March 2022.
  7. ^ Juan de Onis (27 May 1973). "HUSSEIN ADVISER IS NAMED PREMIER". The New York Times. Retrieved 21 March 2022.
  8. ^ "RIFAI STEPS DOWN AS JORDAN PREMIER". The New York Times. 14 July 1976. Retrieved 21 March 2022.
  9. ^ Christopher S. Wren (4 July 1980). "ABDUL SHARAF DEAD". The New York Times. Retrieved 20 March 2022.

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This is a list of prime ministers of Jordan since 1921 List of officeholders editNo Portrait Name Birth Death Term of office Political party King Reign Took office Left office Time in office nbsp Emirate of Transjordan 1921 1946 nbsp 1 nbsp Rashid Ṭaliʽa 1877 1926 11 April 1921 5 August 1921 116 days Independent Abdullah nbsp 1921 1946 2 nbsp Mazhar Raslan 1886 1948 15 August 1921 10 March 1922 207 days Independent3 nbsp Ali Rikabi 1864 1943 10 March 1922 1 February 1923 328 days Military nbsp Mazhar Raslan 1886 1948 Acting Prime Minister 1 February 1923 5 September 1923 216 days Independent4 nbsp Hasan Abu Al Huda 1871 1936 5 September 1923 3 March 1924 180 days Independent 3 nbsp Ali Rikabi 1864 1943 3 March 1924 26 June 1926 2 years 115 days Military 4 nbsp Hasan Abu Al Huda 1871 1936 26 June 1926 22 February 1931 4 years 241 days Independent5 nbsp Abdullah Siraj 1876 1949 22 February 1931 18 October 1933 2 years 238 days Independent6 nbsp Ibrahim Hashem 1878 1958 18 October 1933 28 September 1938 4 years 345 days Independent7 nbsp Tawfik Abu Al Huda 1894 1956 28 September 1938 15 October 1944 6 years 17 days Independent8 nbsp Samir Al Rifai 1901 1965 15 October 1944 19 May 1945 216 days Independent 6 nbsp Ibrahim Hashem 1878 1958 19 May 1945 25 May 1946 1 year 6 days Independent nbsp Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 1946 present nbsp 6 nbsp Ibrahim Hashem 1878 1958 25 May 1946 4 February 1947 255 days Independent Abdullah I nbsp 1946 1951 8 nbsp Samir Al Rifai 1901 1965 4 February 1947 28 December 1947 327 days Independent 7 nbsp Tawfik Abu Al Huda 1894 1956 28 December 1947 12 April 1950 2 years 105 days Independent9 nbsp Sa id Mufti 1898 1989 12 April 1950 4 December 1950 236 days Independent 8 nbsp Samir Al Rifai 1901 1965 4 December 1950 25 July 1951 233 days Independent 7 nbsp Tawfik Abu Al Huda 1894 1956 25 July 1951 5 May 1953 1 year 284 days Independent Talal nbsp 1951 1952 10 nbsp Fawzi Mulki 1910 1962 5 May 1953 4 May 1954 364 days Independent Hussein nbsp 1952 1999 7 nbsp Tawfik Abu Al Huda 1894 1956 4 May 1954 30 May 1955 1 year 26 days Independent 9 nbsp Sa id Mufti 1898 1989 30 May 1955 15 December 1955 199 days Independent11 nbsp Hazza Majali 1917 1960 15 December 1955 21 December 1955 6 days Independent nbsp Ibrahim Hashem 1878 1958 Acting Prime Minister 21 December 1955 8 January 1956 18 days Independent 8 nbsp Samir Al Rifai 1901 1965 8 January 1956 22 May 1956 135 days Independent 9 nbsp Sa id Mufti 1898 1989 22 May 1956 1 July 1956 40 days Independent 6 nbsp Ibrahim Hashem 1878 1958 1 July 1956 29 October 1956 120 days Independent12 nbsp Suleiman Nabulsi 1908 1976 29 October 1956 13 April 1957 166 days National Socialist Party13 nbsp Hussein Khalidi 1895 1966 15 April 1957 24 April 1957 9 days Independent 6 nbsp Ibrahim Hashem 1878 1958 24 April 1957 18 May 1958 1 year 24 days Independent 8 nbsp Samir Al Rifai 1901 1965 18 May 1958 6 May 1959 353 days Independent 11 nbsp Hazza Majali 1917 1960 6 May 1959 29 August 1960 assassinated 1 1 year 85 days Independent14 nbsp Bahjat Talhouni 1913 1994 29 August 1960 28 January 1962 1 year 152 days Independent15 nbsp Wasfi Tal 1919 1971 28 January 1962 27 March 1963 1 year 58 days Independent 8 nbsp Samir Al Rifai 1901 1965 27 March 1963 21 April 1963 25 days Independent16 nbsp Hussein ibn Nasser 1902 1982 21 April 1963 6 July 1964 1 year 76 days Independent 14 nbsp Bahjat Talhouni 1913 1994 6 July 1964 14 February 1965 223 days Independent 15 nbsp Wasfi Tal 1919 1971 14 February 1965 4 March 1967 2 years 18 days Independent 16 nbsp Hussein ibn Nasser 1902 1982 4 March 1967 23 April 1967 50 days Independent17 nbsp Saad Jumaa 1916 1979 23 April 1967 7 October 1967 167 days Independent 14 nbsp Bahjat Talhouni 1913 1994 7 October 1967 24 March 1969 1 year 168 days Independent18 nbsp Abdelmunim Rifai 1917 1985 24 March 1969 13 August 1969 142 days Independent 14 nbsp Bahjat Talhouni 1913 1994 13 August 1969 27 June 1970 2 318 days Independent 18 nbsp Abdelmunim Rifai 1917 1985 27 June 1970 16 September 1970 81 days Independent19 nbsp Mohammad Al Abbasi 1914 1972 16 September 1970 3 26 September 1970 10 days Military20 nbsp Ahmad Toukan 1903 1981 26 September 1970 4 28 October 1970 32 days Independent 15 nbsp Wasfi Tal 1919 1971 28 October 1970 5 28 November 1971 assassinated 6 1 year 31 days Independent21 nbsp Ahmad Lozi 1925 2014 29 November 1971 26 May 1973 1 year 178 days Independent22 nbsp Zaid Rifai born 1936 26 May 1973 7 13 July 1976 8 3 years 48 days Independent23 nbsp Mudar Badran 1934 2023 13 July 1976 19 December 1979 3 years 159 days Independent24 nbsp Abdelhamid Sharaf 1939 1980 19 December 1979 3 July 1980 died in office 9 197 days Independent25 nbsp Kassim Rimawi 1918 1982 3 July 1980 28 August 1980 56 days Independent 23 nbsp Mudar Badran 1934 2023 28 August 1980 10 January 1984 3 years 135 days Independent26 nbsp Ahmad Obeidat born 1938 10 January 1984 4 April 1985 1 year 84 days Independent 22 nbsp Zaid Rifai born 1936 4 April 1985 27 April 1989 4 years 23 days Independent27 nbsp Zaid ibn Shaker 1934 2002 27 April 1989 4 December 1989 221 days Independent 23 nbsp Mudar Badran 1934 2023 4 December 1989 19 June 1991 1 year 197 days Independent28 nbsp Taher Masri born 1942 19 June 1991 21 November 1991 155 days Independent 27 nbsp Zaid ibn Shaker 1934 2002 21 November 1991 29 May 1993 1 year 189 days Independent29 nbsp Abdelsalam Majali 1925 2023 29 May 1993 7 January 1995 1 year 223 days Independent 27 nbsp Zaid ibn Shaker 1934 2002 7 January 1995 4 February 1996 1 year 28 days Independent30 nbsp Abdul Karim Kabariti born 1949 4 February 1996 9 March 1997 1 year 33 days Independent 29 nbsp Abdelsalam Majali 1925 2023 9 March 1997 20 August 1998 1 year 164 days Independent31 nbsp Fayez Tarawneh 1949 2021 20 August 1998 4 March 1999 196 days Independent32 nbsp Abdelraouf Rawabdeh born 1939 4 March 1999 19 June 2000 1 year 107 days Independent Abdullah II nbsp 1999 present 33 nbsp Ali Abu Al Ragheb born 1946 19 June 2000 25 October 2003 3 years 128 days Independent34 nbsp Faisal Al Fayez born 1952 25 October 2003 6 April 2005 1 year 163 days Independent35 nbsp Adnan Badran born 1935 6 April 2005 27 November 2005 235 days Independent36 nbsp Marouf Bakhit 1947 2023 27 November 2005 25 November 2007 1 year 363 days Independent37 nbsp Nader Dahabi born 1946 25 November 2007 14 December 2009 2 years 19 days Independent38 nbsp Samir Rifai born 1966 14 December 2009 9 February 2011 1 year 57 days Independent 36 nbsp Marouf Bakhit 1947 2023 9 February 2011 24 October 2011 257 days Independent39 nbsp Awn Khasawneh born 1950 24 October 2011 2 May 2012 191 days Independent 31 nbsp Fayez Tarawneh 1949 2021 2 May 2012 11 October 2012 162 days Independent40 nbsp Abdullah Ensour born 1939 11 October 2012 1 June 2016 3 years 234 days Independent41 nbsp Hani Mulki born 1951 1 June 2016 14 June 2018 2 years 13 days Independent42 nbsp Omar Razzaz born 1961 14 June 2018 12 October 2020 2 years 120 days Independent43 nbsp Bisher Al Khasawneh born 1969 12 October 2020 Incumbent 3 years 16 days IndependentSee also editList of kings of JordanReferences edit Murder in Amman The New York Times 31 August 1960 Retrieved 20 March 2022 Jordan s Premier Resigns The New York Times 27 June 1970 Retrieved 21 March 2022 MILITARY IS GIVEN POWER IN JORDAN The New York Times 16 September 1970 Retrieved 20 March 2022 John L Hess 27 September 1970 HUSSEIN APPOINTS NEW GOVERNMENT LED BY A CIVILIAN The New York Times Retrieved 21 March 2022 Hussein Names His Third Cabinet in Six Weeks The New York Times 29 October 1970 Retrieved 21 March 2022 Assassination in Cairo The New York Times 30 November 1971 Retrieved 20 March 2022 Juan de Onis 27 May 1973 HUSSEIN ADVISER IS NAMED PREMIER The New York Times Retrieved 21 March 2022 RIFAI STEPS DOWN AS JORDAN PREMIER The New York Times 14 July 1976 Retrieved 21 March 2022 Christopher S Wren 4 July 1980 ABDUL SHARAF DEAD The New York Times Retrieved 20 March 2022 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